Gonçalo Silva Arquitectos Associados

Louis Vuitton - EMEA Store Design, Store Planning 

Nespresso - Global Store Design, Store Planning and Concept Development

IQOS - Global Store Design, Store Planning and Concept Development

Luxottica - Global Store Design, Store Planning and Concept Development for On Off Sores.

Administration and Management of the Agency

Nespresso -  Execution Projects, Engineers Projects Coordination, Tender, Budget Control and Construction Management of Nespresso Stores network in Portugal.

Swatch Group - Swatch Solidarity Special Projects, Execution Projects, Engineers Projects Coordination, Tender, Budget Control and Construction Management of Swatch Stores network in Portugal

Tempus Internacional - Company HQ Office Project, Execution Projects, Engineers Projects Coordination, Tender, Budget Control and Construction Management of Boutiques dos Relógios network in Portugal.

Partner and Founder

Universidade de Lisboa

Architectural office to project and rebuild East Timor

Architect

Manuel Graça Dias+ Egas José Vieira Arquitectos Contemporânea Ldª

Architect,  Visualizer Architect

+20 years with strong experience in Store Design Worldwide, Store Planning and Concept Development for Global International Brands like Louis Vuitton, Guerlain, Luxottica, Nespresso, IQOS, Psycho Bunny.

If you believe I could help you some how, please contact me via DM (I will always reply, and built on top of it). Looking forward to ear from you!

Nuno Antunes

Systematique, Mannequino

I co-founded Mannequino with my husband and fellow designer Arash Kaynama in 2012.
Mannequino was the world's first closed-loop mannequin design, using our patented shaping technology, we digitally manufacture our unique flat-packing pop-up Mannequino range exclusively here in the UK. 
Our interest in the circular economy really started in around 2006, when we began to understand the social impact and environmental damage of large scale global consumerism, and cradle-to-grave system. As designers we felt in a pivotal space. At the same time in 2005/6 we were designing a flat packing mannequin to be first used by fashion sustainable expert Dr. Bernice Pan founder of Deploy Workshop label, to use internationally. Our business model neatly encapsulates a number of highly valuable propositions for our clients. As well circularity, the propositions are bonded into a product concept model that can be expanded in range and scaled globally in the future in small off-grid manufacturing hubs. We are currently contributing our experiences as guest speakers on the Exec MBA at Cambridge University, for Professor Khaled Soufani, Director of Circular Economy Centre, Cambridge Judge Business School.

Owner

for Manufacture/Film/TV/Design

example of research collaboration http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/projects/breaking-the-mould

Researcher & consultant: Plastics/manufacture/additive manufacture

University of Brighton

Area leader for Plastics, also teaching skills for Professional Practice

Senior Lecturer, Plastics, 3D Design and Craft

Royal College of Art and the Free University of Bolzano

Kelly & Arash have also previously taught Product Designers and independently mentored students at the Royal College of Art and the Free University of Bolzano and carried out research at the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre.

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I co-founded Mannequino with my husband and fellow designer Arash Kaynama in 2012.
Mannequino was the world's first closed-loop mannequin design, using our patented shaping technology, we digitally manufacture our unique flat-packing pop-up Mannequino range exclusively here in the UK. 
Royal College of Art Alumni, we studied Design and built a London based studio practice together, working as consultants for many brands and institutions, including MIT Media Lab, worked on collaborative research with Stratasys Fortus, taught at the Royal College of Art, Brighton University and the Free University of Bolzano. We have designs produced by Memphis Milano in Italy, and manufactured large our own designs under 'Arash and Kelly'  between 2002-2010.
You can see some of our earlier projects here:
https://www.behance.net/ArashandKellyStudio

Our interest in the circular economy really started in around 2006, when we began to understand the social impact and environmental damage of large scale global consumerism, and cradle-to-grave system. As designers we felt in a pivotal space. At the same time in 2005/6 we were designing a flat packing mannequin to be first used by fashion sustainable expert Dr. Bernice Pan founder of Deploy Workshop label, to use internationally. We decided to scale down the studio and concentrate on one circular activity, the resulting concept was awarded with a place at RCA Innovations, in the Dyson Building in 2012, and from there we were invited to ARCC Innovations, to start the disruptive journey towards our first global roll outs, becoming manufacturers and designing a neat and dynamic digital factory for our circular products. Our business model neatly encapsulates a number of highly valuable propositions for our clients. As well circularity, the propositions are bonded into a product concept model that can be expanded in range and scaled globally in the future in small off-grid manufacturing hubs. 
We are currently contributing our experiences as guest speakers on the MBA Electives and Exec MBA at Cambridge University, for Professor Khaled Soufani, Director of Circular Economy Centre, Cambridge Judge Business School. And I am a member of the board for design Thinking at Cranfield University’s School of Water, and visiting business for ‘Operations Excellence’ Program.

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